The Town of Woodstock Youth Council is looking for enthusiastic young people who want to:
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The Town of Woodstock invites Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from individuals, businesses, and/or developers interested in the purchase and development of the following municipal property.
The Town of Woodstock has been working hard at improving communications and making information easily accessible and digestible. Now, you can access our newest publications all in one spot – which will continue to grow as we continue publishing quarterly summaries and informational documents.
Access on your smartphone, tablet or laptop at: publications.woodstocknb.ca
Questions? Reach out to us: communications@woodstocknb.ca
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Town of Woodstock intends to consider proposed By-Law No. 604.01, AA By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises
The proposed amendment is intended to update the Dangerous or Unsightly Premises By-Law to reflect the current structure of the Town of Woodstock.
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Location: Houlton Street (Between Charlotte Street and Union Street)
Dates: Starting today, July 21st, through to the beginning of September.
Traffic Impact: Intermittent single lane closures with flagging can be expected and small delays.
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The 2025 Annual report is now live on our website. To learn about the key developments, projects and activities of 2025, please visit the Annual report page.
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Notice: Ward 4 Residents
Summer students are working on a project to locate and accurately record all curb stop valves at properties within Ward 4. The goal of this project is to minimize the impact of water main breaks and maintenance, allowing teams to quickly locate and shut off water supply to properties when necessary to complete required repairs.
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Residents in Ward 4 can access the application for assistance and submit on April 1, 2026. Residents will receive utility bills for the calendar year on June 1, 2026.
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